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Is the smoke from a small fire as bad as smoke from a big fire?
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Issue is not the size of the fire, but the time of contact, and the degree of ventilation in terms of lung toxicity.
Answered 12/16/2021
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A small fire gives you less smoke to inhale and thereby less inflammatory effect on your lungs. Good Luck
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